The picture nearly says it all really. Solid chocolate candle. Will burn but only briefly till the flame reaches the chocolate. Can be eaten.
Showing posts with label chocolate sculpture. Show all posts
Showing posts with label chocolate sculpture. Show all posts
Wednesday, December 12, 2012
Friday, December 07, 2012
Robyn's Chocolate Museum of Natural History
Here's the chocolate slug...
As always, solid chocolate painted with pigmented cocoa butter. In the end they're meant to be eaten.
Sunday, December 02, 2012
Robyn's Museum of Natural History
Together with earthworm, snails, leech, toad and slug (coming soon) they were the main characters in a diorama mimicking their natural habitat. Unfortunately the show was cancelled but I'm hopeful I'll get a chance in the near future to put it all together.
The exhibit would have been accompanied by a museum shop, serving as a buffet...
Saturday, November 10, 2012
Robyn's Museum of Natural History
This earthworm is the first of a new series: Pond Life Exhibition.
It's made from chocolate as is the earthy bit it sits on; 9cm long.
She was part of my Experimental Food Society Spectacular entry, but this has unfortunately been cancelled. The other animals are in the making so keep an eye out over the next few weeks.
For the interested: the skeleton in the logo is that of the Attenborosaurus, a Plesiosaurus named after Sir David Attenborough.
I would like to mention that when I was a little boy David Attenborough's tv series and books were highly valued in our household. They still are ofcourse. As a token of appreciation my father sent him a letter, only to find Sir David promptly sent a postcard back to thank us. Since I'm writing it here I've clearly never forgotten. I love this man, I really do and I can't imagine my life without his tremendous influence.
So dear Sir David Attenborough, I doubt you'll ever read this but: thank you so much!
For the interested: the skeleton in the logo is that of the Attenborosaurus, a Plesiosaurus named after Sir David Attenborough.
I would like to mention that when I was a little boy David Attenborough's tv series and books were highly valued in our household. They still are ofcourse. As a token of appreciation my father sent him a letter, only to find Sir David promptly sent a postcard back to thank us. Since I'm writing it here I've clearly never forgotten. I love this man, I really do and I can't imagine my life without his tremendous influence.
So dear Sir David Attenborough, I doubt you'll ever read this but: thank you so much!
Anatomical Venus original sculpture
Most of my chocolates are casts. Casts from moulds I make from sculptures. This allows me to make multiples rather than one-offs. Here's the 'Original Anatomical Venus'. She's just over 20cm long.
Sunday, October 07, 2012
Chocolate Anatomical Venus
Based on various real Anatomical Veni (?) and the final addition to the Chocolate Victorian Pharmacy. Approx. 750g of white high quality chocolate.
Please email me if you would like to know more – chris@cakeforbreakfast.co.uk
Tuesday, September 11, 2012
Eat Your Heart Out Victorian Pharmacy
EDIBLE CHOCOLATE VICTORIAN PHARMACY
Series of pretend remedies very much inspired by Victorian quack doctors. The boxes all contain casts from high quality Belgian chocolate. Painted by hand with pigmented cocoa butter.
Anti Corpulene Pills
Sanitised tapeworm segments.
from the box: Eat Your Heart Out and always stay THIN!
Licking Toad
from the box: family remedie for INFLUENZA, COLDS, ASTHMA and BRAIN TROUBLE
Live Leech
from the box: the best remedie for healing wounds and external sores. Specially suited for ladies and children. Keep on wound.
Shrunken Head
from the box: certain relief for HEADACHE, CONSTIPATION and BILIOUSNESS
SNAIL PASTE
from the box: the best remedie for TUBERCULOSIS and INFECTIONS of the CHEST.
Saturday, May 05, 2012
Brian
Chocolate sculpture. When posted on facebook he was promptly named Brian. Brian was made out of pure dark high quality chocolate with bits of white for his eyes and teeth and green coloured cocoa butter. Unfortunately he stayed out in the sun too long and has since lost quite a bit of his appeal.
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